Taylor Morrow and Kelsey Price
1. Describe your type of weather/natural disaster. Tsunamis are killer waves that sweeps from the ocean like a huge tide.
Tsnuamanis begin by a series of ocean waves that send surges that might be over 100 feet.One tsunami was over 220,000
feet.Was one of the most deadliest tsunamis ever.Dozens of after shocks happen after tsunamis.
Source:The Encyclopedia
2. Describe a time when your type of weather/natural disaster changed the world. The most horrilble tsunamis hit the indian ocean in 2004 150,000 people were killed in a single day.Tsunamis are very deadly.Tsunamis Tsunamis Tsunamis
3. Identify and define some tools used to analyze or measure your type of weather/natural disaster.
One tool is a rain gage to see how much water there is and how much there is going to be.
Wind anemometer to see how fast the wind in a tsunami is going.A rain gaige is a water measure.
A anemometer is a wind speed tool that measures the wind speed.Tsunamis Tsunamis
1. Describe your type of weather/natural disaster. Tsunamis are killer waves that sweeps from the ocean like a huge tide.
Tsnuamanis begin by a series of ocean waves that send surges that might be over 100 feet.One tsunami was over 220,000
feet.Was one of the most deadliest tsunamis ever.Dozens of after shocks happen after tsunamis.
Source:The Encyclopedia
2. Describe a time when your type of weather/natural disaster changed the world. The most horrilble tsunamis hit the indian ocean in 2004 150,000 people were killed in a single day.Tsunamis are very deadly.Tsunamis Tsunamis Tsunamis
Source:http://environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/natural-disasters/tsunami-profile.html
3. Identify and define some tools used to analyze or measure your type of weather/natural disaster.
One tool is a rain gage to see how much water there is and how much there is going to be.
Wind anemometer to see how fast the wind in a tsunami is going.A rain gaige is a water measure.
A anemometer is a wind speed tool that measures the wind speed.Tsunamis Tsunamis
Source:Natural Disaster video.http://www.encyclopediaofalabama.org/face/Article.jsp?id=h-1064